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Jasmine's Back

By Whistler Question — Jul 7, 2010

JASMINE'S BACK:

Jasmine, a three-year-old black bear that was relocated to an area near the Meager Creek Forest Service Road in 2008 after several encounters with people in Whistler Village, has reappeared and has been posing for photos on the Callaghan Road. Jasmine is one of the offspring of the famous Whistler bear Jeanie.

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